Thinking of buying a SQuape R...

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HauntedMyst

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How tight is the draw? I had to open up my original Squape because it was far too tight. Any leaking issues? I've been using Prometey's and Achilles for the last 2 and 1/2 years and haven't really used anything else in over a year. I'd like something similar for driving but with a tank.
 
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Hi Haunted!!! The SQR has a very nice draw, its not room filling , but dense and full.

I like it better than the X but thats because of my hands. The X has the top fill and the locking feature.
Top fill is nice, but like most , top fills a tiny bit always seems to ooze out from screwing section back on.

The locking is a nice but not necessary feature, at least to me. I guess if you travel a lot and go through a lot of temp fluctuations in your daily routine , it would be an added plus. This was hard on my hands. The X has a LOT more air, but can be dialed back, but found the R to taste better.

Its a warm vape but not as hot as I found the Prom and Achilles to be.
 

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Probably will never get a restricted lung hit from one, but from a KFL to a Kayfun V4 would be my best guess at describing it.
They are flavor tanks! On par with the Kayfun in every sense.
Wicking, well that can be tricky to get right. It's certainly a less is more typ atty. Fill the chanels on top, less than a quarter down the sides and trim the wick so it sits no higher than the coil on the deck.
Hard to explain, but really not that hard once you see what's going on in one.
I picked up several when Kidney puncher was blowing out their clones at $2 each!
 
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